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Show Universal Microfilming Corp. 141 Pierpont Ave. Salt Lake City 1, Utah THE REPORTER ' Your Advertising m$m In appreciates your calling news items i to your local correspondent before Tuesday evening Volume Fifty-Fiv-e -- Toast to a Royal Wedding-wi- th Milk Hits Home When You Use Your Own Newspaper The Eureka (Utah) Reporter, Friday, June 20 $?ar0 Ago ttt Eltrclut Elaborate plana were being made to entertain the Associated Civic Chiba of Southern Utah. The June meeting of this organisation was to be held in Eureka June 27th and 28th. when Eureka Klwania club would play host to the entire state if they could be indured to come to this great Mining Camp for the event. Senator P. J. Fennell, a prominent official of the Associated Civic Clubs had been appointed general chairman for the convention. He had appointed committees and had them working vigorously. The tentative program included the usual official session during Native of Eureka Dies in Richfield the day on Saturday; a banquet in the evening after which there would be a grand ball. The following day (Sunday) to be devoted to a tour of inspection to demonstrate to out of town people what the' mining industry la. Arrangements were blng made for visitors to go into the bowels of the earth and with a mining engineer as a guide and instructor learn something of a first hand nature. Governor Blood and members of the State road commission were expected to be in attendance together with officials of some of the mining companies. Arrangements had been made whereby the people of Tintic district would enjoy another summer of recreation under the able management or supervision of Coach Seth Parkinson. The program aa arranged is for the benefit of people of all agea. The program to include, soft ball leagues, soft hall for those who don't compete and soft ball for the younger people. Volleyball, tennis, horseshoe games. An effort was to be made to take a few trips to some of the picnic resorts during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Farren and children of Lark, moved to Eureka to make their future home. Miss Frances Wonderahek left for Southern California to enter LDS Homecoming Big Event sponsored by Freedom to make choices for themselves and freedom to make failures are two of the great freewas the doms enjoyed by the American people, at the IJJS Eureka Ward will be held Wednesday, Juno 6. A buffet supper will .be served from 8 to 8 p.m. with a special program In the newly remodeled t'hapel at 8 p.m. All resident and former resident of the Tintic District are thought resiled by Comnicnce-- 6 meat speaker, Dan Valentine of Salt Lake in his address to the 26 graduates receiving diplomas last Friday at Commencement Exercls- -' ea at the Tintic High School. Hia very finr talk, which carried some down to earth advice, and interspersed with hia own inimitable brand of humor, was very well received by the graduates and the parents and patrons attending the invited. Kiwanians Enjoy Dinner, Business " Ki-wa- Club held Tuesday .evening . at the Best Cafe. the dinner, a short Following business was held, and committee reports were given. The next meeting will be held Tuesday evening. June 5. Members are asked to take notice of the change in meeting nights. . Sale of Poppies Goes Over Pine In Eureka District The sale of Popples last Saturday proved to be wonderfully successful, according to Poppy chairman, Virginia Bradford. She reports that all the poppies were sold and that they didn't have enough to go around. The townspeople, aa well as those of Mammoth, Silver exercises. President Dee Clement, presided at the meeting of the Eureka Twenty-tw- o Students; Friends Enjoyed Columnist at Graduation Of Next Week Homecoming, Number Price Ten Cents 1, 1956- - capacity house enjoyed the splendid program presented by the young people and the seniors participating in the program received congratulations and praise from the audience. Their advisor, Supt. Blight, came in for hia share of praise for his part in preparing the program. The clan presented him with a gift preceding the exercises for which he thanked them at the close of the program. A Graduation Ball was given immediately following the services, with the parents as gueata of the school. A Mrs. Emma Brohm Sylvester, 61, native of Eureka, died Wednesday morning In a Richfield hospital after an illness. and Tintic Junction were more She was bom in Eureka April 2, than generous in their offerings in 1895, to Frank and Margaret purchasing the little red poppies. Brandt Brohm. She was educated Few people have to be reminded In the Eureka schools and graduathe memorial popples are that 1914. from school in ted Tintic high made by hand, by dlaabler veteron She married Herman Sylvester ans in hospitals and workrooms With milk, these two queens toast the wedding of their Mr. and Airs. George Cromar of July 11, 1917 In Manti LDS TemIn forty states, and that the workprospective title- - They are Pat Obray, 19, of Paradise, Utah ple. They lived in Eureka for sevat the visitors were ers receive pay for each poppy Magna Sunday Mis and of 18, Olsen, Sibyl Ephraim, Dairy Darling, right, eral years following their mar- business made, the materials being furnishThe young lady home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gear. Utah State Fair. At the 1956 State Fair one girl will be college. riage. ed free by the Department In the waa a member of this years gradChosen to carry the double crown. The county Dairy Princesa i Survivors Include her husband, state In which the hospital la lothe Tintic high at class contests, in which entries are now being received through uating a son, Robert H., Richfield; a school. cated. Another bit of information county agents, will decide the finalists for the double state that might be interesting is that daughter, Mrs. Margaret Beth honor. Mr. of Lily May Fox, daughter the poppy program pays around Gregerson, Central; three sisters and and Fox Ed of Mrs. Eureka and a brother, Mrs. Barbara Marx, $300,000 to needy and disabled serCity men and women for making Hamilton, Mont.; Mrs. Bertha Ger-rit- Joseph Lavon Hunt of Silver 2nd. vice Medford, Ore.; Mrs. August were married in Provo, June the popples, and that the proceeds Santaquin-Tinti- c and Mrs. John Mrs. John Sullivan and Harold Brohm, Salt Qulst of the sale go to rehabilitation Hansen, Mrs. J. A. Autel and son Lake City. work sponsored by both the LeLDS Funeral services will be held on of Union were visiting in Eureka gion and Auxiliary. Certainly no one deny that this is a worthwhile Saturday at 2 p.m.; Richfield with Andrew Anderson. 10 The Lady Elka held their reguFourth LDS ward Chapel. program. Some one has said In the spring Ceme- lar meeting, cards and a nice lunch Richfield will in Burial be Auxiliary members in charge of a mans turns young followed by business meeting. Mr. Summer Primary will begin on fancy lightly the bake sale on .Saturday report tery. to what the girls have been thinkWednesday, June 6th at 10:30 a. Joseph Buys won the high score it to be very successful, and those ing about all winter" and judging m. and Mrs. Wally Greaves the in charge of the poppy sale awl the prize t. The hostess for the evenbake sale, wish to thank the resiSunday evening services at the the wedding announcements apwaa Mrs. EL P. Sax. LD8 Eureka Ward were conducted pearing lately some of their fancies dents for their splendid support ing a to have a been, certain Jonea quote left Heber Mrs. and Lee Mr. The Bird. for both projects. opening song, by a little heavier than boy, where for Lansing, Michigan, "Sweet is the Work, My God, My they The 2nd ward can well be light." and new car planned to purchase a King; Verda Marshall was the orthe increase in Temple drive it home. ganist for the service; invocation pleased at A Green D. and Matthew Sir. n Rul-eformer Sg. member, Mrs. Jack Evans of Los Angeles, by Neldon Marshall; reading by marriages.was Las Force Base of at Nellis Air recently married to California was in Eureka for a Karen Dale and Patricia Boswell ; MiasLimb, over were the here Nev., Vegas, RoMyrtle Morris in the Salt week-en- d with her parents, Mr. and piano solo, Jerry Sanderson. and were guests at the visit Temple. Rulen has filled Mrs. Dan Fields. bert Laird brought the program Lake Wilford Mrs. Mr. home and of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tancock numbers from Provo and announ- mission on the Spanish American Redmond. Heed PeH la recuperating at his They came to attend the and the iattera father, Angus Mcced the following numbers: vocal Mission, has spent two years in home hero following an operation ,, a exercises of nephew, the graduation aa two and service, a years Donnell of Los Angeles. Calif, solo Holy City, Evelyn Larsen, on his shoulder, this result of a student at BYU. His wife is from Roger Redmond. Mrs. Green will spent the greater part of the week accompanied by Dianne Coolby; American - Fork where mine accident. Buffered several be remembered as former the are they Eureka visiting relatives and speaker, Jimmy Cooper; vocal solo now living. weeks ago. After hia release from Grace Redmond. Other relative! in resiwere former friends. In My Fathers House There Are They the hospital in Salt Lake, he went here for the exercises were Mrs. dents of Eureka. , Ruby Limb ia planning a June Wm. T. song, There is Many Mansions; to the home of a daughter, Mr. and Jolley of Santaquin and of teacher Grace Misa an Hour of Peace and Rest:" bene- Wedding (28) in Manti Temple to Mr. and Mrs. Hassell, Mis. Marion Hopes, ia Midvale, for Oram of El' George Ronald son Mr. Mrs. of and school Lovell in Butler, the Wyoming diction, Glen Larsen. high few days before returning to Noal Butler of Salt Lake City. Mr. berta. to her arrived in Mammoth spend Ehireka. acMrs. and Clarence Limb are the her home. She waa Mr. Vem Never and Mrs. E. A. vacation at by Misa Captola Hill parents of Rulen and Ruby. i Stokes spent Saturday In Orem at companied June 1st is the date Misa Karen the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph who waa her guest for several Mr. sod Mrs. Gayle Oarlsoa and children left last week for Provo, Kay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stokes and family. On Sunday Mrs. weeks Mr. and Mrs. Glen Storra and Albert Kay has circled for her Never where they will make a home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stokes Manti Temple marriage to Roger drove to Salt Lake and Lehi to de- daughters, Frances and Shirley Carlson ia an agent for the Metropolitan Insurance Company, and Mr. Harry Sandstrom of River- Rugg, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. corate the gravee of family mem- were Salt Lake visitors for a few Tliri Uni vanity ( Utah official dad a lamparahir" chart Ihawing ptMraM has been transferred to the Provo ton spent Sunday here at the home Rugg of San Gabriel, Calif. They bers. days. th af for driva tha famad earrant mamban af saw U, land, Marchiaf ihny Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers and son area. Beat wishes of their many of a nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo will be feted at a reception in the Dr. Lnroy J. Rebarfmn, Inft, hand f tha U. malic dapartmant; Dr. Lawatl sra Stake House the same night. (And friends go with them to their new Sandstrom. Mi Bird and Mias Doyle spent a few days In Salt M. Durham, daan of th CaKaga af Fin Aib, and Ralph L. Gechaaar, who aril Charlene don't be fooled by a name, Karen, Mary Bogdan are spending the Lake City. Doyle had submitted home. act a awiifant director. Th now band diractnr, Farr it D. Stoll, will arrive t his being a Rugg doesn't mean you week in to a very serious operation and Another eon of Mrs. Olive Carl-eoovar tala tha Miss with aa I. Mrs. Ted CoJovlch and Mrs. July Angeline Logan care. can doctors him altho there may be waa under the still Don Carlson, hea received a atop visiwho a the is student at were Sanderson Bogdan, Payson Mrs. C. L. Jack and Mrs. Byron you'll feel like It.) splendid promotion with the MetA. C. tors on Saturday, where they com- times David Roper, son of Mr. and Butler of Salt Lake City spent ropolitan Company and has been bined business and pleasure. Mrs. Wesley Roper, and Barbara several days in Eureka,, gueata of THS made Asst. Manager in the Ogden Alexander Mr. and Mr. Blight, their brothers, James and Theoarea. Don and his wife and two Ney of Payson have choeen June Mrs. Elva Mrs. Ethel and Mr. Bonner, and Mrs, John 21 for their Temple wedding. Friends of dore Hoynes. sons have been residing in Provo Fairra are happy to welcome them Stake conference CCC camp at Jericho had will be held Donnelly drove to Cedar City Sat The for the past two years and recently hack to Eureka after an absence June 2 and 3 in the Stake House urday evening and attended the received the benefit of a number moved to Ogden, when he will asof the past two years. The Farrens with Elder Oscar A. Klrkam and grand visitation of the Worthy of needed improvements. A new sume hia new duties. have been living In Payson, and Elder Mark B. Garff in attendance. Grand Matron to Cedar City Chap- building to house a barber shop 20. OES. Mrs. Blight is John has been appointed agent for The graduating students of the class of 1956 of Our stake will meet with six ter No. a dark room for the photoof the state officers of O. EL and J. D. Sullivan left Tuesday been completed Tintic Metropolitan Life Insurance in other stakes for a Dance feaitvnl one had class graphy High School were guests of the Junior class at forMr. this area. He is the son of Mrs. at the Spanish Fork Ball Park, S. On Sunday they made a trip to near the shower house. A new Salt Lake for Decoration Day. and Cedar Breaks Alliene Farren of Eureka. Bryce Canyon which added greatly to the a banquet held in the Little Theatre on Thursday, May While in the city she will be the Friday, June 1 at 8:30 p.m. A The also attended the visi- ceiling 24 at 8 p.m.. The tables were for- - guest of Mrs. Euella McChrystal. of the reading room professional dance couple, Michael tationgroup appearance on a a a at Corrine Duane Milne, who is employed and Tors DlLello from Springvtllc Wednesday and would help to keep heat out med in the shape of a J" and an at Moab by the Centennial Devel- are in charge of the affair which of lest week. g "S" standing for the first letters in the summer months. A Mr. anil Mrs. Glen Is and two Given of the two classes. The motif of opment Company was home over will be patterned after the one was built and had proMr, George Ftorey is confined ved sotable the week-en- d the theme was "Graduation Day1 children, Nancy and Carla of Ephwas held In Salt Lake at MIA Confervisiting with his famtwin its thit popular and the decorations were centered raim, were In town Friday evening ily in Mammoth. He came to Eur-ek-o ence. A flag ceremony will be pre- to the LDS hospital in Salt Lake under construction. Checker and following a serious operation per- card tables were a welcome addifor the graduation exercises sented by our stake. around a table with a blue star, for the high school commencement at Tintic high, His son, Norman, and the centerpiece waa flanked exercise. Mr. Lees sister, Mira A Regional Music Festival will formed recently. Friends are wish- tion and were well used In the rewas a member of the class. on each aide by candlelabra. The Virginia Lee was a member of tha he held Saturday night at 8 p.m. ing her a speedy recovery. creation hall. class. hall which waa in decorated in the Provo Tabernacle with the baseball blue, Dividend By At Ncphi. the a Mr. and Mr. Tim Clement of carried out the remembrance of Mr. S. D. Oolovleh is in the Holy same 7 etukea participating. an walked with team off easy town on were in Payson Cross hospital in Salt Lake, where the Blue Friday Senior Star. Second ward Primary will begin Hop over the Waspa to the tune Mr, and Mr. Marlon Hopes and evening attending the graduating of 12 to 3. she is receiving treatment prior June 6 at 10 p.m. The tables wore covered In white daughter of Midvale, were back Bird were Mrs. Mr. and Ht Tintic exercises Their High. to an operation for a hip Injury Call was on the mound for Divi at a 6:00 o'clock breakfast and blue, with place cards show- in town over the week-en- d and suffered in a car accident some granddaughter. Luel Clement waa dend and did some very fine work hosts Suturda.v morning to the graduat- ing a couple of graduates in cap were guests at the home of Air. and class. of member the graduating Friends are wishing Mr. Irene Johnson and small a time ago. On and the four hits. gown. allowing only Mrs. Reed Pelt. ing class of Tintic high school. her the best in the way of a speedy daughter, Cindy, spent Inst week They were guests Ht the home of other hand he and hia teammates Their a a a daughter, Charlene waa a The program continued the in Salt take with Mrs. Johnson's their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. collected fourteen safeties from 3 recovery. Week-en- d class. member of the of theme graduation day. guests at the home of Dee Clement. grandmother, Mrs. Iona Brown. The mothers of the junior pre Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Sandstrom Kepht pitchers. Sullivan and Klen-d- n The nicely arranged affair waa Mr. and Mr. Alex Blight, Mr. led the hitting with three each. served on the charming putio at pared a tasty meal, which consist- were Air. and Mrs. Vee Adams and Ethel Donnelly and Mrs. Elva Bonmemliera of Tintic Lodge the Bird home, and the eHriy morn- ed of baked ham and all the trim- small son Dean Adams, Airs. Frank Many Wedner were in Corrinnc last POINT of Elks No. 711 were planning on ing sunshine and the beautiful mings. WEST AT UTAHNS Granato and two children. They vinesday evening, at tending the attending the state convention to lawn formed n perfect setting for The program was held after the came to attend the commencement sitation of the Worthy Grand comThe at tie held lixlges Ogden. exercises at Tintic high. Mrs. the last "fling" of the 1956 grad- banquet with Carl Wail doing Matron, O. E. S. of Utah. prising the association were Ogden. uating class of THS. The tables very fine job as master of cere- Adanrf brother David Sandstrom Salt Lake. Park City. Provo. I Tier, were decorated in livauliful spring monies. The invocation was given was a member of the class. Mr. and Mr. Robert (Bud) a a Eureka and Heber City. The con- flowers from the garden at the Ulcnnls Lnrscn, with Carolyn on town were in of Orem vention to last throughout the day Bin! Inline, anil the seniors ling- by MInm nrnuidliir Vincent and benediction. the Montoya giving Ertilay attending the graduation with business meetings, election ered as long as possible at the Toasts were offered hy 1atrieia Miss Genlel Stewart of Provo, of Mr. Rosenlund's sis. Miss Alice sessions state officers, of special finale of ti pel fed night. They were Lucas, Grare Carlson, Helen Soren- spent last week visiting with Mis Roscnlund, who received her di ami entertainments. The annual loathe to broake up the last meet- son, and Sylvia Sutherland of the Vincent's aunt, Mrs. Florence school. Tintie from the hihg plninn of tin- group, .uni luiii a won- Junior Class, and responses banquet and dance to comprise 9 ing a derful time reminiscing about their major part of the entertainment. Roger Redmond, VirginMr. mid Mr. Itcrt llank. Mis The banquet waa scheduled for escnpiides, parties, dances, etc., of ia Lee.by Charlene Rowe Nell and Alls Edith Mi. Bird and Eddie Elsie Niison. Mis. Myrtle lien Lminnd hotel, with Mayor their years at good Tunic high. Peter-soleft for Ogden, ;thc and Curl Fields. Johnson IVndray Jill Saturday Mrs. Kranke. Mrs. Elvsniieth Hernian IV. I'eery of Ogden amt tlie hosts were daughwing the theme song for the where they will spend two weeks Alton tinker' and fail Galloway E. J. Kjelilstiii. seeretarv of Og- ter.Assisting tlicir guests. Mr. banquet. Deanna Wail, Lael Cle- at the home of Afra. Rowes son, were in Cedar City Saturday evenden Chamber of Commerce, slated and Nancy, and son Ron- ment anil David Sandstrom sung the Robert Rowes. Mrs. '.lav In of the visitation addresses. a a a to give the principal ing attending "Return to Paradise." the theme ald. The exalted rulers of all lodges Worthy Grand .Matron. G. E. S. .'ifi Della Mrs. Wall of San FranFrom. Junun of of the class Class innnl'i-- i s cot cii it a perfret of Utah to the Cedar City chapto Is- mtmduri'il at the banquet. Bt the home of her is the The Class cisco, Junior entire gave visiting Mr. Mrs. and thankc-meal ami 4 the On Sunday group ter No. son and family, the Henry Walls. "Graduafinal nimilier singing by Hint for their liefore splendid hospitality, made a trip to Cellar Breaks Mrs. Wall hud four reasons for wav home to tion Day. Jerry Montoya is spending a 15 before wending their returning to Eureka. to Utah at this particular mining a Senior The ilteHiu of Junior Banquet very happy day leave home with his parents. bed to the graduation exercises, wrote a very fitting finale to the time, namely, a grandson, Jerry Mr. ami Mrs. Vincent Montoya. Mrs. Is1 Hint and dang liter. last Wednesday Itoynes and Merene. Mrs. Lul'V llogdan Jerry has been in the Pacific the dance, and Du- earlya morning activities of the class of '57 in their evening graduated at Cedar City, and on Frithus months several ending breakfast, for left chapter for waters the Mareln. Ogden past daughter, role of Juniors. Tills smnll class day rvening, two more grandchildwith the US Navy. He recently re- in their voting lives as students on Tuesday, where they will visit lias really proved Its mettle this ren, Deanna and Don Wall, and a if THS. been has turned from Japan with relatives. Mr. Bird EM Fields, were graduated yenr and rnn assume tla role of nephew, working at Hill Weld for the past from Tintic high srhool. Other several weeks. and seniors with the satisfaction of a relatives here for the CommenceMr. John Cuomb and Mr. mid twoMr. and Mr. of Orems'oke were well dune. The succem of the ment exercises were Rev. and Airs. her were Provo Mrs. Frank Coomlis of daughter Mr. Stella Slim is in the Holy .... til. th. U l. Millher M-- V Ald.ni i Men isnqiiet was duo in a measure to Raymond Wilson and son. Jerry of in town on Friday night for the on Friday evening attending grndu Ca,rr,.-Ctosm hospital where she - receiv"! TT City, Mr. ami Airs. Ivan hint M a dinnw -- .1 .1 .. Wh at Tintie high. Miss Jan- ation exercises at the Tintie High the parents who aided in the deco- Cedar Mediw, Iphiiilh exercise ing treatment for complicationsA S Olaaai m4 A. ration and who were reHntblc Webb and Air, ami Afra. Kenneth Their Bate School. V. J. Vwn.r, C.lumhi., Frank Mrs. a nephew, of Cnnyi niece Jerry ice Hansen, ion ' .J' following a virus flu infeet W.d W ' fVHimbs was in I he graduating was a member of the graduating for the delicious food served at Hone of Payson and Atlas Delores Sms. CHHirty. Although R Acsdmv si AnsMllfc SMcdy recovery is bring wished by Hone of Salt Lake. the Banquet. class. (hi Hl.d ifpM.. is wantlM class her host of frienils. . Primary Planned For Summer on y, Stake News Wednesdays, at all-cu- Gen-ol- lJeivd Ifjoted . wi Ylotes looted.. 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